Controlled Transaction definition

Controlled Transaction means a Loan, the Obligor of which is a Control Affiliate.
Controlled Transaction means a transaction between associates;
Controlled Transaction means (i) any Investment by the Originator or the Borrower in an Obligor so long as such Obligor was not an Affiliate of any of the Originator, Borrower or Servicer immediately prior to the origination of the Loan by the Originator; and (ii) any and all subsequent Investment(s) by the Originator or the Borrower in an Obligor or any Affiliate of the Obligor described in clause (i) above.

More Definitions of Controlled Transaction

Controlled Transaction means a transaction between two associated enterprises;
Controlled Transaction means one of the transactions specified in section 6(1) of this Act, other than those specified in section 6(3);
Controlled Transaction means one of the transactions specified in section 3(1) other than that specified in section 3(3);
Controlled Transaction means a transaction specified in paragraph (a) of the definition of an “affected transaction”;
Controlled Transaction means a commercial or financial transaction between connected taxable persons;
Controlled Transaction means a legal relationship or other similar relationship between two or more associated persons pursuant to Paragraphs (n) and (r) where at least one of the persons is a taxpayer with income pursuant to Article 6 or a legal person attaining taxable income (revenue) from the activity or disposal of property; controlled transaction shall not mean any lease producing income pursuant to Article 6 (3), if real estate is concerned which is not included in the business assets pursuant to Paragraph (m), and the lessee is a natural person using the real estate for personal purposes; the real substance of the legal relationship or other similar relationship shall be taken into account in assessing the controlled transaction,
Controlled Transaction means one of the transactions specified